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Is there any script that can be used such that the console is sending the mail 
instead???

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On Thu, 3 Aug 2000 14:58:58    Lindley, Jim (ISSAtlanta) wrote:
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>George et al:
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>The TCP RST packets ARE generated by the "stealth" NIC, since that is the
>NIC on the monitored network.  Since the IP/MAC address information is
>available to RS from BOTH ends of the suspect TCP session, RS builds TWO
>spoofed TCP RST packets using the IP/MAC information and sends each end of
>the suspect TCP session a TCP RST that purports to come from the other end
>of the session.  Therefore, each end of the session being RSTed believes the
>other end called off the conversation.  These TCP RST packets are the ONLY
>output ever issued by the stealth NIC.  All other responses that require
>communication are generated by the "reporting" NIC and sent to the network
>on which the monitoring RS Console is placed.  If that network has no exit
>point for SNMP/SMTP/pagers/etc, then you have an "out-of-band" network,
>which is more secure BUT you loose the ability to use the SMTP/SNMP/pager
>responses.
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>James R Lindley
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>For that matter, how do TCP RS KILLs happen across the "secure"  stealth
>interface?
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>We have puzzled on this much recently.    We assume the emails go out
>over the internal interface but I have not verified that via sniffer.
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>But, how do the resets happen??? There is not guarentee that the
>internal interface can route packets back to the stealth (outside) side
>of the network.
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>Anybody got a clue?  
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>>  I've installed RealSecure 5.0. The Network Sensors are installed on
>> Sparc Solaris 7.0 platforms with the monitoring interface in stealth
>> mode( no IP assigned to it, no arp, etc.), and a second interface on a
>> private Network to the monitoring Console.
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>>  My question concerns E-Mail Responses. I'd assumed that the monitoring
>> console sent them. From reading the manual it appears that the Network
>> Sensor sends them...if so how is this supposed to work in a secure
>> setup( it cant' send via the stealth-configured interface... and the
>> other interface connects directly to the Monitoring Console. ).
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>>  How is everyone else sending E-Mail responses/alerts in a secure
>> configuration ?
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>>  TIA
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>> Mark
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